Komodo Dragons

Unlike most lizards, Komodo Dragons are notorious for being carnivores. They eat wild pigs, deer, wild buffalo, snakes, and fish that wash up on shore. A Komodo dragon can eat 80 percent of its body weight in a single feeding. They are found throughout the grasslands and forests near beaches in Indonesia. With long, flat heads, rounded snouts, scaly skin, bowed legs, and huge, muscular tails, it’s no wonder they are the heaviest lizards on Earth. Komodo Dragons are at risk of being endangered. *Please note that the Komodo Dragon habitat can only be accessible and seen while in the Congo River Rapids queue line.